Tasmanian Times
Environment
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1.5KThe Marlboro ‘Digital Nicotine Robot’
Following on from their inventions of “flavour capsules” in filters to provide faster addiction for new smokers, such as children adolescents and...
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‘Southwood, Mr Neville Smith misleading public on their proposed woodchip export facility in Dover’
*Pic: A developer’s image of a similar facility This press release (Jan 18) is issued on behalf of concerned residents following the...
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‘Road safety awareness campaign to save wildlife lives’
Safer roads for wildlife is the message behind an awareness campaign launched in Tasmania today (January 18). Developed through a partnership between...
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Pokies: New allegation about collapse of 1972 Tasmanian government
First published Feb 5 All you need to know about insidious corruption from pokies … A former bookie says he may have...
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‘Tasmanian Peak Bodies share Joint Vision’
A coalition of the State’s leading peak bodies announced today Tasmania’s next State Government will be held publicly accountable for the outcomes...
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Reviewed! First Person …
I do vaguely understand how drained writer Richard Flanagan would be after giving his all to a novel … “The intensity of...
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We citizens need nationalism, flag-toting, political ranting about our goodness and virtue …
First published Feb 5 Back in the good old days, no one cared too much about celebrating Australia Day. It was traditionally...
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Heritage and Flood Plans Needed at Ross
In early 2016 Mr Kim Peart and Dr Jennifer Bolton undertook the daunting challenge of seeking National Heritage listing of the Ross...
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The Killing Nation …
New Zealand’s State-Sponsored Addiction To Poison 1080 Environmental activist and researcher Reihana Robinson explodes the carefully cultivated myth of New Zealand as...
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‘Tarkine Logging Blitz uncovered by conservationists’
Two areas of ancient tall eucalyptus forest and rainforest have been destroyed in the past months by logging in Tasmania’s Tarkine. Conservationists...
